U.S. Open Cut Line: How Many Players Make the Cut At Shinnecock?

Rory McIlroy, of Northern Ireland, walks past the leaderboard on the 10th green during the final round of the U.S. Open Championship golf tournament in Bethesda, Md., Sunday, June 19, 2011.
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The U.S. Open cut is not the same as most PGA Tour events. After two rounds, the top 60 players and ties make it to the weekend.

Most PGA Tour events have a cut to the top 65 players and ties after the first two rounds.

At the Masters, the top 50 players and ties play the weekend, while at the PGA Championship, the top 70 players and ties play the weekend.

The cut was +4 and 72 players will play Saturday and Sunday.

Additionally, all players who make the cut at the U.S. Open get paid.

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Ryan Hannable is a Content Managing Editor on the Web Content Team for BetMGM. Previously, he was a New England Patriots beat writer for WEEI in Boston. He also has published a golf book, “The Ultimate Book of Golf Trivia: 600 Questions and Answers.”

Ryan Hannable is a Content Managing Editor on the Web Content Team for BetMGM. Previously, he was a New England Patriots beat writer for WEEI in Boston. He also has published a golf book, “The Ultimate Book of Golf Trivia: 600 Questions and Answers.”